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    This document discusses key terms related to project management. It provides definitions and examples of common project terms like deliverables, timelines, kickoff meetings, and corrective action. The document also includes exercises to match terms with definitions and complete sentences using the terms. Questions are provided to discuss project timelines and goals using tenses like present perfect and present continuous.

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    This document discusses key terms related to project management. It provides definitions and examples of common project terms like deliverables, timelines, kickoff meetings, and corrective action. The document also includes exercises to match terms with definitions and complete sentences using the terms. Questions are provided to discuss project timelines and goals using tenses like present perfect and present continuous.

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    This document discusses key terms related to project management. It provides definitions and examples of common project terms like deliverables, timelines, kickoff meetings, and corrective action. The document also includes exercises to match terms with definitions and complete sentences using the terms. Questions are provided to discuss project timelines and goals using tenses like present perfect and present continuous.

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    HEAAADERLOGORIGHT

    BUSINESS ENGLISH · BUSINESS VOCABULARY · INTERMEDIATE (B1-B2)

    PROJECT
    MANAGEMENT

    QrrkoD Scan to review worksheet

    Expemo code:
    18SL-13P8-NAJR

    1 Progress

    Match the sentences on the left with the sentences on the right which have a similar meaning:

    1. We still have a lot of things to do. a. I think we are on schedule.

    2. Everybody works together really well. b. It’s rare that a project goes exactly as
    planned.
    3. We had a few delays. c. The project is behind schedule.

    4. We successfully completed the first stage d. There are many action items left.
    earlier than we had expected.
    5. Things often take longer than expected. e. We are ahead of schedule.

    6. We don’t have much money to complete the f. We are on a very tight budget.
    project.
    7. It looks like we are going to complete the g. We have very good team dynamics.
    project by the deadline.

    Answer any of the questions below.


    1. Do your projects always go as planned?
    2. What do you do if a project is behind schedule?
    3. Are you always on a tight budget?
    4. How important are good team dynamics?
    5. What kind of action items are typical in your company projects?

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    HEAAADERLOGORIGHT
    INTERMEDIATE (B1-B2)

    PROJECT MANAGEMENT

    2 Project terms

    Match the terms on the left to their definitions on the right.

    1. a kickoff meeting a. a schedule of activities

    2. a deliverable b. a tangible, measurable output of a task, for example a document


    or a product
    3. a timeline c. the first meeting with the project team and the client of the
    project
    4. life cycle d. the period from the start of the project to the final version of
    the product (and its decline if applicable)
    5. corrective action e. the steps that need to be taken to fix a problem

    Now complete the sentences.

    1. Something went wrong in the development stage. We need to take .


    2. We held a to discuss the project goals.
    3. The for the completed project consists of a special computer application.
    4. A allows project managers to track the progress of a project.
    5. The of temporary fashion items is typically very short.

    3 Project timeline

    Match the terms on the left to their definitions on the right.

    1. conception a. a significant date in the development of a project

    2. green light b. checking and reviewing criteria before the project can proceed
    to the next stage
    3. milestone c. developing the idea for the project

    4. a quality gate d. introducing the results of the project to all areas of an


    organization or company
    5. sign-off e. official permission to go ahead with a project

    6. deployment f. the official end of a project

    Label the arrow below with the above terms. Some can be used more than once.

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    INTERMEDIATE (B1-B2)

    PROJECT MANAGEMENT

    Think about a project you are involved in and answer the questions below. Pay attention to grammar,
    especially the following tenses:

    present perfect simple (have/has + past participle) - used for talking about completed events that took place
    during a period from the past until now (without saying when they happened)
    present continuous (am/is/are + -ing) - used for talking about a present activity in progress
    simple past - used for talking about a completed event in the past

    1. What are the objectives and deadline of the project? Have they changed since you started?
    2. What have you achieved so far?
    3. What is happening at the moment? When is the next milestone?
    4. What problems have there been? What corrective action have you taken?
    5. What hasn’t been done yet?

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